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The fabric has gone thin in one place
Short answer: Fabric gets thin where it rubs most, and that is always a spot you can point to. The wear spot tells yo...
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The neckline has gone slack
Short answer: A slack neck comes from the neck rib being stretched, most often when the top is pulled over the head w...
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The clothes are not dry by morning
Short answer: Clothes dry slowly when the air in the room is already damp, or when the fabric lies close together. Mo...
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The smell is in the wardrobe, not in the clothes
Short answer: When clean clothes smell musty, the problem is usually the wardrobe and not the wash. Air it out, wipe ...
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The elastic has lost its tension
Short answer: Elastic tires from heat, from being stretched all the time and from age. Cold washing and air drying ex...
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The side seam has come undone
Short answer: A seam that opens at the side is usually an end that was not secured, not a weak fabric. It can be clos...
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A hole that appeared for no reason
Short answer: Small holes almost always come from something hard that has caught in the fabric, most often a belt, a ...
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Black clothes that have faded
Short answer: Black fades from heat, sun and too much detergent. Wash at thirty degrees inside out and dry in the sha...
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White clothes that have turned grey
Short answer: White turns grey because dye from other clothes settles in the fibres, wash after wash. Wash white on i...
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Lint all over the top
Short answer: Lint is fibres from other clothes that have settled on the fabric, and it almost always happens in the ...
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The fabric clings to the body
Short answer: Fabric clings when the skin is damp and the fabric is already saturated, or when static electricity pul...
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One sleeve is wider than the other
Short answer: A difference between two sleeves almost always comes from one being pulled during drying or wear. Dampe...
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